In the long tradition of championship series defined by singular moments, Jordan Staal offered one that will endure — scoring from his knees, composure intact, to give Carolina the lead they would not relinquish. The Hurricanes traveled to Las Vegas needing equilibrium and found it, winning 5-3 to level the Stanley Cup Final at two games apiece. What began as a dominant first period became a test of resilience, and in passing it, Carolina reclaimed not just a game but the series' center of gravity.
Staal's two goals even Stanley Cup Final as Hurricanes top Golden Knights
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Minimal direct impact. Local hospitality/tourism in Las Vegas and Carolina may see modest revenue from playoff attendance and related spending. Sports fans experience entertainment value.